Sentence examples for result of corruption from inspiring English sources

Local sociologists and public health experts typically approach youth prostitution as a pathology, a result of corruption by western culture.

But reports in the Hong Kong news media have suggested that Mr. Jin's dismissal is probably the result of corruption.

Although French investors contributed heavily, the company collapsed in February 1889 as a result of corruption and mismanagement.

But Mr. Golkin said that one Manhattan landlord, who did not pay any bribes, had already asked him to file a class action lawsuit to recover any extra taxes paid as a result of corruption at the Finance Department.

Critics of the government, however, say that much of the violence in Ingushetia is homegrown — the result of corruption, poverty and oppression by the authorities — which Mr. Yevkurov vowed to stamp out.

And although the regime seeks to appeal to sectarian divisions and invoke the threat of Iran in order to delegitimise dissent, the truth is that the discontent is found across Saudi society, fed by political repression and developmental failure, as a result of corruption, government malfunctioning, and the squandering of billions on arms.

In an article in the conservative Communist Party journal Qiushi, or Seeking Truth, Mr. Wen said the government must hold officials more strongly accountable for corruption that occurs on their watch and make the results of corruption investigations open to public inspection.

When these structures crumble, or these motivations fail, monarchical and republican governments are corrupted, and the result of their corruption is that they fall into despotism.

In the end, extremism is the result of injustice, corruption and abuse.

In early 1973, 97 of the 110 officers in the First Precinct were transferred as the result of the corruption allegations.

And he said, "There is nothing peculiar about the general result of the corruption of the state.